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SUMMARY:Mystery Authors Panel Discussion  (Rochester Writes)
DESCRIPTION:Panel Discussion – Ask Us Anything          \n\nWed May 31\, 
 630-8    via Zoom\na concluding discussion from the Mystery Makers series 
 open to all (not just series class members)\n\n \n\nwith Jen Collins 
 Moore\, Tina deBellegarde\, Carol Pouliot and Lida Sideris  \n \n\n\n\nThe 
 four presenters will be available for a craft panel discussion on how to 
 publish\, how to get a manuscript in order\, how to manage rejection\, and 
 balancing the writer’s life with the rest of life’s demands. This panel 
 will be geared toward answering questions so plenty of time will be 
 allotted for Q&A on any writing-related topic. \n\n \n\nCarol 
 Pouliot\n\n\n\nA former language teacher\, Carol Pouliot writes the 
 acclaimed Blackwell and Watson Time-Travel Mysteries\, traditional police 
 procedurals with a seemingly impossible relationship between Depression-era 
 cop Steven Blackwell and 21st-century journalist Olivia Watson. With their 
 fast pace and unexpected twists and turns\, the books have earned praise 
 from readers and mystery authors alike. Carol is president of her Sisters 
 in Crime chapter and a founding member of Sleuths and Sidekicks. When not 
 writing\, Carol can be found reaching for her passport for her next travel 
 adventure.\n\n \n\n\n\nTina deBellegarde\n\n\n\nTina deBellegarde writes 
 the Batavia-on-Hudson Mysteries for which she has received two Agatha Award 
 nominations. Her story “Tokyo Stranger” appeared in the 2021 Mystery 
 Writers of America anthology and was nominated for a Derringer Award. Tina 
 co-chairs Murderous March\, the annual mystery writers conference. She is a 
 founding member of sleuthsandsidekicks.com\, a team of four authors who 
 blog together\, tour virtually\, and teach writing workshops online. She 
 lives in Catskill\, NY and Deerfield Beach\, Fla. She visits Japan 
 regularly to see her son and do research. She is a member of Writers in 
 Kyoto and reviews books for BooksOnAsia.net. \n\n \n\n\n\nLida 
 Sideris\n\n\n\nLida Sideris' first stint after law school was a newbie 
 lawyer's dream: working as an entertainment attorney for a movie 
 studio...kind of like her heroine\, Corrie Locke\, except without the 
 homicides. Lida was one of two national winners of the Helen McCloy Mystery 
 Writers of America Scholarship and a Killer Nashville\, Silver Falchion 
 Award Finalist. She lives in the northern tip of Southern California with 
 her family\, rescue dogs and a flock of uppity chickens. Lida is a founding 
 member of Sleuths and Sidekicks.\n\n \n\n\n\nJen Collins Moore\n\n\n\nJen 
 Collins Moore transports readers to Rome in The Maggie White Mysteries. Her 
 short fiction has appeared in Mystery Weekly and Masthead: The Best New 
 England Crime Stories. She is president of Sisters in Crime Chicagoland and 
 a founding member of Sleuths and Sidekicks. Jen's an avid traveler and 
 writes mysteries about the places she loves to visit. She says\, 
 "Remembering the sights\, smells\, sounds\, and\, of course\, food\, of a 
 place is one of my greatest pleasures when bringing a story to 
 life."\n\n\n\n \n\n
LOCATION:Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Andrew Coyle":MAILTO:Andrew.Coyle@libraryweb.org
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CONTACT;CN="Andrew Coyle":MAILTO:Andrew.Coyle@libraryweb.org
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